The weird thing is it was heard in the most empty spot in the ocean called “Point Nemo” that is 1000+ miles away from any civilization with it’s closest civilization is the international space station “Point Nemo” has no life in it except microorganisms and is a graveyard for satellites and spaceships. Crazy right?
Real or not,the thought of the existence of a creature that can create such a large noise is absolutely terrifying,especially for people who have thalassophobia.
I mean what KNOWN sea creature would be able to ping a sound heard from 3,000 Miles Away! The Drawing may be a speculation but it has to be something Enormous lurking in the deep
@@andradeb2695 Or... it's an iceberg. You know, a big chunk of ice broke off underwater and made a loud sound. Also before you say that that's not enough, it wouldn't be enough here, but water carries sound much better so... it's a perfectly logical explaination
@@d4n737 I am inclined towards the sound coming from a non-living source. If it were from a living creature that is bigger than the blue whale by a few times, there are a number of conditions that needs to be met. First, it would almost certainly be a fish. Any other kinds of vertebrates would have to surface to breath and be observed by now. Next, it would have to (or at least for a sustaintial time) exist in multiple numbers to reproduce, which means they should have made the same noise more frequently than (if I am not mistaken) that single detection in 1997. Then there needs to be sufficient food to fuel its life, and it would likely be a non-meat eater, because we should see indrect signs of beached whales or any other kinds of animals fighting this unknown animal, and so it should be like the blue whales that eat simply planktons, but still if they are at an undocumented scale, they would probably have depleted the planktons a lot more than it now is, in order for them to be in sufficient number to meet one another in the ocean to reproduce perpetually.
@@thereisalwaysarainbowafter1364 that wouldn't matter. Its noise would be so loud that if it doesn't cave in part of the trench it will definitely be heard.
@@ulfenburg7539 it wasn’t an ice berg they compared the sounds this is much more sped up than the original so it was either volcanos or shifting of tectonic plates or hopefully something more exiting
@@kieranhouliston3065 i was thinking of that, but wouldnt there be tidal waves in response, and if there was wouldnt they be able to see that there were plate movements there
" Robert Dziak, from NOAA's Pacific Marine Environmental Lab, told Insider via email that by 2011 - after gathering all the data - the agency was able to definitively explain what the bloop was. The official ruling: It was the sound of an icequake, created by the cracking of an ice shelf as it broke up from an Antarctic glacier. The "sounds of ice breaking up and cracking is a dominant source of natural sound in the southern ocean," Dziak told Wired in 2012. "
My theory is it was the explosion of a WWII torpedo that was resting on a ledge and slipped, setting off the fuse. When you consider the total number of torpedoes fired by all players from subs and destroyers--and the number of hits compared to the far greater number of misses--it's just a foregone conclusion that one of these things is bound to go off at some point.
The fact is, we know more about the far reaches of the universe-more about things we literally cannot even see because the light has not reached it yet-than we do about the depths of our homeworld's oceans.
The noise couldn't have come from any creature for two reasons. It was only recorded once in history and in order to produce a sound that is loud enough to span 3,000 miles, it would have to be thousands of times more massive than any whale.
It was actually picked up again off the coast of Russia i believe. You and Me have no Legitimate Proof that it's Tectonic Plates Shifting or a Huge Sea Monster so we can't rule it out
Imagine being a leviathan of some sort and being mistaken for an Iceberg Edit: You guys shouldn’t take stuff literally, that’s why “Imagine” is at the start of the comment, this isn’t meant to be taken seriously. Have a little fun once in a while ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
As horrifying and awesome it would be, a creature would doubtfully make a large sound once and never again. So very doubtful it was a cthulu or leviathan. It kinds reminds me of Krakatoa's explosion, with the sound being so massive that it went over the world several times. A massive underwater eruption perhaps?
I grew up living between two lakes. On really cold nights moving and shrinking ice would make all kinds of noise. Some sounded like the sounds whales make, some noises sounded like background sounds in a Sci-Fi movie. I use to hear something like this bloop noise all the time as the ice moaned and grown.
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In 2003, an earthquake occurred in one of the Algerian cities, and the location of the earthquake was in the Mediterranean Sea. The strength of the earthquake reached 7/45 intervals. Before an earthquake, a sound was heard coming from the sea. Those who were there heard it half an hour before the earthquake, and there were those who also heard it on Spanish beaches.
As cool as it is to think about the possible existence of a gargantuan sea creature that lives in the depth of the ocean mysteriously, there are millions of reasons it would be impossible
This mystery always fascinated me for how people weren't able to figure out what produced it, but this was until I have read a science article finally ending the mystery of "The Bloop Sound." I will give the full explanation here but it is veey long, so I hope I won't bore you : ) -------------------------------- So, It wasn't until 2005, when NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) embarked on an acoustical survey of the Antarctic off of South America, that scientists began to understand the bloop's origins. Robert Dziak, from NOAA's Pacific Marine Environmental Lab, told Insider via email that by 2011 - after gathering all the data - the agency was able to definitively explain what the bloop was. The official ruling: It was the sound of an icequake, created by the cracking of an ice shelf as it broke up from an Antarctic glacier. The icebergs that generated the bloop most likely were between Antarctica's Bransfield Straits and the Ross Sea, or Cape Adare, according to NOAA. Icequakes occur when glaciers fracture in the ocean, cracking ice. The sudden cracking produces a loud pop or booming sound. With climate change, NOAA warns that icequakes are becoming more common. Rising global temperatures melt glacial ice, creating water that can freeze again to cause an icequake. -------------------------------- If you think that the sound can't travel a very long distance, you are wrong (no, really). In water, the particles are much closer together because it is denser than the air, and they can quickly transmit vibration energy from one particle to the next. This means that the sound wave travels over four times faster than it would in air, but it takes a lot of energy to start the vibration. A faint sound in air wouldn’t be transmitted in water as the wave wouldn’t have enough energy to force the water particles to move.
Btw the bloop was sped up by 16x so it sounds way more like some weird creature. It was heard in South America and you could hear it from 1,600 miles. It was an ice burg *I think*
Scientist1:omg bro we just discovered the biggest fish in the world Scientist 2: omg bro what we gonna call this huge scary monster ? Scientist 1: -Bloop-
Honestly, the probability of this being real is very low because nothing have been heard since 1997 but i want to think its real :) great content btw, keep it up!
Lol or maybe it’s been captured I don’t know you know the government is like decades ahead of us in technology I’m just saying I like to keep a open mind
Find it odd how the sound was heard about 5000 km apart in an area with no other inhabitants than sea life and microorganisms. And how is it possible that the sound of Ice calving can be heard so far away from where it may have happened.
Sound can travel very well through water; in deep oceans with few obstacles to impede incoming sound waves, ice calving can easily be heard thousands of km away from its point of origin.
@@spareaccount8337 1,500 years ago the experts knew the earth was the center of the universe; 500 years ago the experts knew the earth was flat. In 1,687 Newton knew that gravity was mass attracting mass, yet it was disproven by Einstein hundreds of years later and replaced with relativity and special relativity and that gravity is the curvature of space and time. Science is constantly proven wrong, and if everyone was a thoughtless follower like you are, then we'd still be stuck in the stone age.
The ULF (Ultra Low Frequency) band is a band on the electromagnetic spectrum that propagates well through water being that it is such a large propagating wave. Submarines use this band to communicate across the planet.
"""Unsolved Mystery of the Bloop""" the Bloop is the given name of a mysterious underwater sound recorded in the 90s. Years later, NOAA scientists discovered that this sound emanated from an iceberg cracking and breaking away from an Antarctic glacier.
Im kinda glad that it was just ice. Imagine some giant creature that makes a bloop noise that can be heard 3,000 miles away from the source, imagine how deadly that would be if you were closer during a “bloop”
The idea of not knowing exactly what that sound is, is terrifying. Even though they claimed to be broken iceberg or rocks underwater, it's still scary at the idea of something big COULD be alive, after all, our waters go very deeeeeep.
Uh no lol we know for a fact it's not something alive for maaaany reasons, the problem is nobody knows for sure if it was an Iceberg, tectonic plates, volcanoes, etc
By 2012, earlier speculation that the sound originated from a marine animal was replaced by NOAA's description of the sound as being consistent with noises generated via non-tectonic cryoseisms originating from glacial movements such as ice calving, or through seabed gouging by ice. So there you go..not a creature.
Likely source: One of the scientists accidentally farted near the microphone. He didn't want his co-workers to know, so he invented the story of a sea monster.
Maybe it could be the ice but there still remains the possibility that it is of animal origin. I’m not saying sea monsters, people are so quick to assume it’s the leviathan or Cthulhu but what if it was some very interesting and remarkable animal, I mean that would be incredible. After all we still don’t know all about our ocean, we’ve only explored 5% of it, who knows what could be in our ocean. I don’t know if I believe in sea monsters but I’m down to believe that there could be some very incredible animal living down there, maybe more.
Just because we’ve only discovered 5% of the ocean doesn’t mean that there’s so much cool stuff out there. Most of the unexplored ocean is just empty water there’s literally nothing there just water.
@@CheePufStudios but do you know that for sure? Can you say that as an absolute fact that there is only water out there? You can’t be so quick to deny that something could be in the vast unexplored ocean. Again, I’m not saying there’s gonna be freaking sea monsters or krakens or whatever. I’m just saying the possibility exists of there being something new in nature. Though I understand if you feel the possibility isn’t worth considering but just know whether you think there is or isn’t, the possibility is there. We won’t know for sure until we actually reach the unexplored areas and completely search them. It’ll likely take a long to explore the entire ocean.
What we can say for sure is that it's not from animal origin. Any animal capable of producing that noise must be extremely large. And I mean *very* large. To the point where it could not have possibly fed itself enough food to survive for more than a day. An animal that large would be easily detectable. Just because something is unexplored doesn't mean we can't see it. Our sonars and radars would have 100% detected a creature of that magnitude. Besides, even if the creature did exist and produced that sound, it would have ripped itself apart. There is *so* much energy in a 5000km ranging noise that its point of origin is so catastrophically energetic that it would be comparable to a nuclear bomb.
im scared to death of the deep ocean, but one of the absolutely coolest things ever, is the thought of finding monsterous creatures down there. Way, deep down. Just, absolutely horrifying, but amazing at the same time about how they have the ability to live down there.
There's no big creatures really deep down in the ocean,as it is much easier to live that deep if you are smaller because of all the pressure down deep there
All I say is , only 5% of the ocean is discovered yet and there's still 95% to be discovered. So deadliest sea creatures like these still may exist deep in ocean and that makes me feel exited and terrified at the same time.
He confirmed that the Bloop really was just an icequake -- and it turns out that's kind of what they always thought it was. The theory of a giant animal making noises loud enough to be heard across the Pacific was more fantasy than science.
@@undeadking420 Ice can make that noise. Icebergs hold an *immense* amount of potential energy that a single crack can turn it all into kinetic energy. Way more than enough to produce that noise. Do you honestly think it's a deep sea creature?
@@10054it could be cuz that Area is 80% undiscovered and This sound seems like a Roar to me well Both Creature and Ice cracking Is a theory we don't know which is True
@@Polar-Bloop It can't be. A noise like that has so much kinetic energy that living things *cannot* live near it. It literally rips you apart at the cellular level due to resonance.
in case ya'll didn't know. The sound was sped up. The original sound was much lower and longer, and at such a frequency you couldn't hear it. It's not a sea monster. Stop spreading misinformation. It's not a creepy sound. It was just edited to be able to h ear it more clearly.
One thing a few suggest is that it could have been a large ice asteroid, say a hundred feet across, entering the atmosphere hitting the ocean and exploding on impact, near point nemo. With the closest humans being over 2500 miles away, no one would have seen it explode especially if it occurred in daylight. Also the sound wave energy would not have traveled very far in the atmosphere as the curvature of the earth and the open expanses of water would have absorbed much of the blast before it could reach any meaningful microphones on land. Plus this was 1997, we weren't really tracking or recording phenomenon over the southern pacific at all as satellite cameras were still limited and nothing of value is in the southern pacific, so a rock that size and its impact could have easily been missed by militaries and NASA. The bloop sound was likely the cavetation bubble that formed from a superheated ball of ice sublimating instantly into steam and then collapsing back on itself.
So the fact that it could be a giant sea creature is both terrifying and amazing (depending on its diet lol) but the fact that it goes Bloop is flipping amazing.... please someone put this in a horror movie or something. Running for ur life and then bloop :3 and ur just like what and they go bloop :3 And everyone is like why we scared again Bloop :3
What we can say for sure is that it's not from animal origin. Any animal capable of producing that noise must be extremely large. And I mean *very* large. To the point where it could not have possibly fed itself enough food to survive for more than a day. An animal that large would be easily detectable. Just because something is unexplored doesn't mean we can't see it. Our sonars and radars would have 100% detected a creature of that magnitude. Besides, even if the creature did exist and produced that sound, it would have ripped itself apart. There is *so* much energy in a 5000km ranging noise that its point of origin is so catastrophically energetic that it would be comparable to a nuclear bomb.
I have seen something befor it’s looked like the bloop it was big and had a big mouth I was scard my mom thought it was just the rocks that she saw. to me it was that fox dude I bet he wanted he to be A SECRET the Meg could have killed it or Godzilla. godzilla is real I saw a video of a big dino bone or some it looked like Godzilla go to the video it’s called Godzilla caught on camera try to find it. 0:31 King Kong was real to I saw a big gorilla head it was a bone. there a lot of things in this world. I saw a big tail then I went online and the bloop tail looked like it 😢 stay safe in the water. I saw a video of a big shark maybe it was the Meg. Bye bye
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The weird thing is it was heard in the most empty spot in the ocean called “Point Nemo” that is 1000+ miles away from any civilization with it’s closest civilization is the international space station “Point Nemo” has no life in it except microorganisms and is a graveyard for satellites and spaceships. Crazy right?
@@liveloveminnesota microorganisms or organisms of the leviathan class
@Eren K ur mom
Sparble subnatica?
Jabobo Fweebs ur dad
Its also on the same location where Lovecraft placed Cthulu
The bloop sound is actually speeded up by 16 times and it’s actually really eerie if you hear it in normal speed
Yeah and if it’s on normal speed it has no chances of sounding like an ice berg
@@chibixxx4318 what does an iceberg sound like?
@Nathan Andrei Bunao
BOIOIOING
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COOKOO COOKOO COOKOO
NYYEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRR
@Nathan Andrei Bunao XDDD
Is there a video of it at normal speed
Real or not,the thought of the existence of a creature that can create such a large noise is absolutely terrifying,especially for people who have thalassophobia.
And megalophpbia
I have it and yes it terrifies me 😢
@@JennyAnnHearne Me too. But somehow it feels kinda exciting aswel. I know it sounds odd.
We Dont Know Whats In The Ocean! You’ll Never Know Whats In The Sea….
I personally think the bloop or as i call it the serge. Is a massive sea monster 👻
I love how people heard this sound, saw an art of a sea monster that an artist made and thought "Yeah, that's what it looks like"
Have you seen the bloop in mods for games? That thing is hilarious looking.
I mean what KNOWN sea creature would be able to ping a sound heard from 3,000 Miles Away! The Drawing may be a speculation but it has to be something Enormous lurking in the deep
@@andradeb2695 Or... it's an iceberg. You know, a big chunk of ice broke off underwater and made a loud sound. Also before you say that that's not enough, it wouldn't be enough here, but water carries sound much better so... it's a perfectly logical explaination
basically whale shark with teeth and dark mouth
@@d4n737 I am inclined towards the sound coming from a non-living source. If it were from a living creature that is bigger than the blue whale by a few times, there are a number of conditions that needs to be met. First, it would almost certainly be a fish. Any other kinds of vertebrates would have to surface to breath and be observed by now. Next, it would have to (or at least for a sustaintial time) exist in multiple numbers to reproduce, which means they should have made the same noise more frequently than (if I am not mistaken) that single detection in 1997. Then there needs to be sufficient food to fuel its life, and it would likely be a non-meat eater, because we should see indrect signs of beached whales or any other kinds of animals fighting this unknown animal, and so it should be like the blue whales that eat simply planktons, but still if they are at an undocumented scale, they would probably have depleted the planktons a lot more than it now is, in order for them to be in sufficient number to meet one another in the ocean to reproduce perpetually.
Imagine being crushed by an animal called bloop
Bro I would quit the game if that happened
Quasi My guy, you wouldn’t be in any game at that point.
Hmm. Yes. A specific big ice piece was given the name *B l o o p*
Quasi as been squashed by **bloop**
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I love your channel, you go straight to the point without stalling, no clickbait and no sponsors
Very true
@Eren K noo
It was sponsored by the bloop himself
@@redappleroblox2949 or herself. Or themself. What if the bloop is LGBTQ+ lol?
I get the stalling and clickbait, but sponsors? Those are very special things that a lot of RUclipsrs rely on, even Mr. Beast.
Tbh, if the world only heard the bloop once in 23 years, it makes sense that its not an organic noise
Could live really deep down in the ocean like the Mariana Trench
@@thereisalwaysarainbowafter1364 that wouldn't matter. Its noise would be so loud that if it doesn't cave in part of the trench it will definitely be heard.
@Owen Barker It would make sounds more than once in its life, and I think that we have enough hydrophones to hear it more than once, but good point.
What if it lives in darkness of the water and once come up got scared made sound and never come back up?
@Owen Barker facts
“Alright, captain. We’ve got some sort of marine-godzilla creature terrorizing our oceans. What should we name this monstrosity?”
*”T H E B L O O P”*
Lol😂
Its amazing how sound travels so far like bumping stones to an another stone and creating a sound that can be heard far away.
It's just the earth farting.
In slowmotion
Mother earth queefed.
@@soulesslemming oh nah💀💀💀💀
I literally just came here to write how much it sounds like a big ol' fart-bubble.
Looks like you beat me to it... but not the scientists...
@@marianoiiibio6239 and underwater
the fact that a single noise gained an entire fanbase is just crazy
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Cuz it looks so fucking Cute
@@Polar-Bloop man wtf did yo ass just say
The fact they called a supposed monsterous creature “bloop” is just hilarious
but it isnt a creature and it has been solved a long time ago actually.
*No, no he’s got a point*
@@ulfenburg7539 it wasn’t an ice berg they compared the sounds this is much more sped up than the original so it was either volcanos or shifting of tectonic plates or hopefully something more exiting
@@PDog725 probably both tectonic plates and volcanos, they’re made sometimes when tectonic plates crash
@@kieranhouliston3065 i was thinking of that, but wouldnt there be tidal waves in response, and if there was wouldnt they be able to see that there were plate movements there
the bloop will be the final boss for 2020 in december
edit: the bloop will be real within 24 hours.
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cyxnide omg omg OMG it IS
Just no
No corona is
Bring it on
" Robert Dziak, from NOAA's Pacific Marine Environmental Lab, told Insider via email that by 2011 - after gathering all the data - the agency was able to definitively explain what the bloop was.
The official ruling: It was the sound of an icequake, created by the cracking of an ice shelf as it broke up from an Antarctic glacier.
The "sounds of ice breaking up and cracking is a dominant source of natural sound in the southern ocean," Dziak told Wired in 2012. "
My theory is it was the explosion of a WWII torpedo that was resting on a ledge and slipped, setting off the fuse. When you consider the total number of torpedoes fired by all players from subs and destroyers--and the number of hits compared to the far greater number of misses--it's just a foregone conclusion that one of these things is bound to go off at some point.
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The fact is, we know more about the far reaches of the universe-more about things we literally cannot even see because the light has not reached it yet-than we do about the depths of our homeworld's oceans.
Quit with this bs. We mapped entire seafloor.
@@januszpolak254 cap. 75 (or more) has not been explored (ocean)
@@jamesr5436 which is a tad bit more than the fucking observable universe, dont you think?
@@Graczent.D yep.
@@Graczent.D yeah but with how absolutley fucking small we are its pretty fucking insane we can see as much as we can
The noise couldn't have come from any creature for two reasons. It was only recorded once in history and in order to produce a sound that is loud enough to span 3,000 miles, it would have to be thousands of times more massive than any whale.
Imagine all the food it would have to eat to live just one day.
It was actually picked up again off the coast of Russia i believe. You and Me have no Legitimate Proof that it's Tectonic Plates Shifting or a Huge Sea Monster so we can't rule it out
@@kryer981 Plenty of Food in the Ocean to sustain such a creature
or that was its dying breath and it was the last of its kind due to the lack of food in such an area.
@@jdogzerosilverblade299 Uh no lol
The production quality on these videos are really good!
Thank you!
Don't worry fellas, it was just Cthulhu adjusting his swimming trunks at the bottom of the ocean. Nothing to see here!
@Mr. Seal much worse ._.
Hol up
Fun fact the place the bloop sound came from is chutuluh his location
@@rexyjp1237 oh
Yes
_I love everyone's conspiracies about what is essentially the loundest recording of an icecube being dropped in water_
Imagine being a leviathan of some sort and being mistaken for an Iceberg
Edit: You guys shouldn’t take stuff literally, that’s why “Imagine” is at the start of the comment, this isn’t meant to be taken seriously. Have a little fun once in a while ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
But it literally is an iceberg.
shark are you thinking of subnautica
@@robertcae3785 yes
@@ulfenburg7539 where is the evidence
@@robertcae3785 Well I mean the word Leviathan is a very old word. It just means big thing under or on water. Like whales or cruises.
As horrifying and awesome it would be, a creature would doubtfully make a large sound once and never again. So very doubtful it was a cthulu or leviathan.
It kinds reminds me of Krakatoa's explosion, with the sound being so massive that it went over the world several times.
A massive underwater eruption perhaps?
Maybe it made the noise when it died? 🤔
@@qxqp made the noise as a cry for help getting eaten by something bigger :P
@@jdogzerosilverblade299 wouldn't that have resulted in more noise, from the bigger creature? Realise that this is coming from 12 year old.
Designated class, leviathan, name; reaper
@@xander6153 we’re screwed 🤗🤗🤗
I grew up living between two lakes. On really cold nights moving and shrinking ice would make all kinds of noise. Some sounded like the sounds whales make, some noises sounded like background sounds in a Sci-Fi movie. I use to hear something like this bloop noise all the time as the ice moaned and grown.
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This. This is it.
I bet you did this for the whole vid, didn’t you? Also Counter bloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooop
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I bet u didn't noticed the bl in middle
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In 2003, an earthquake occurred in one of the Algerian cities, and the location of the earthquake was in the Mediterranean Sea. The strength of the earthquake reached 7/45 intervals. Before an earthquake, a sound was heard coming from the sea. Those who were there heard it half an hour before the earthquake, and there were those who also heard it on Spanish beaches.
So you think something caused it?
Oh the one in Boumerdès? That was so fucking scary
Sound travels really well under water so ain't surprised Spain heard it
As cool as it is to think about the possible existence of a gargantuan sea creature that lives in the depth of the ocean mysteriously, there are millions of reasons it would be impossible
I tried to scream.. but my head was underwater
**bloop**
The called me weak...like i was just somebodys daughter
*B L O O P*
Nice name
Eyyyyyy nice reference. It's a good song
You should have played the Bloop at it's "original playback speed"...
Agreed.
It’s called shark pog not bloop!
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This mystery always fascinated me for how people weren't able to figure out what produced it, but this was until I have read a science article finally ending the mystery of "The Bloop Sound."
I will give the full explanation here but it is veey long, so I hope I won't bore you : )
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So, It wasn't until 2005, when NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) embarked on an acoustical survey of the Antarctic off of South America, that scientists began to understand the bloop's origins.
Robert Dziak, from NOAA's Pacific Marine Environmental Lab, told Insider via email that by 2011 - after gathering all the data - the agency was able to definitively explain what the bloop was.
The official ruling: It was the sound of an icequake, created by the cracking of an ice shelf as it broke up from an Antarctic glacier.
The icebergs that generated the bloop most likely were between Antarctica's Bransfield Straits and the Ross Sea, or Cape Adare, according to NOAA.
Icequakes occur when glaciers fracture in the ocean, cracking ice. The sudden cracking produces a loud pop or booming sound. With climate change, NOAA warns that icequakes are becoming more common.
Rising global temperatures melt glacial ice, creating water that can freeze again to cause an icequake.
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If you think that the sound can't travel a very long distance, you are wrong (no, really). In water, the particles are much closer together because it is denser than the air, and they can quickly transmit vibration energy from one particle to the next. This means that the sound wave travels over four times faster than it would in air, but it takes a lot of energy to start the vibration. A faint sound in air wouldn’t be transmitted in water as the wave wouldn’t have enough energy to force the water particles to move.
I love that the sound was detected around the same area where HP Lovecraft said that R'lyeh rested under the Pacific Ocean.
Instant sub, straight to the point, no clickbait, and good production quality. Awesome video dude!
The strangest of the deep and darkest parts of the ocean, the Mariana trench starts a the feet of 190700
When you're home alone, and the fridge starts making ice
Whale fart?
I thought it was a whale burp lol
but it was heard about 5000 km away...
Whales fart are so loud broo
Yum Yum •́ ‿ ,•̀ I think scientists would know if it was a whale fart
whales cant fart
Btw the bloop was sped up by 16x so it sounds way more like some weird creature. It was heard in South America and you could hear it from 1,600 miles.
It was an ice burg
*I think*
@Mr. POPO did u leave ur universe
Don't you think this misleading video should be removed? Sped up 16x so it's audible to humans, the sound is subsonic in real time.
Kort Smith So it was an ice burg in slow motion.
Fun fact! Ice has less density than water, which means you are wrong!
Bruh let people believe its underwater aliens
Scientist1:omg bro we just discovered the biggest fish in the world
Scientist 2: omg bro what we gonna call this huge scary monster ?
Scientist 1: -Bloop-
Honestly, the probability of this being real is very low because nothing have been heard since 1997 but i want to think its real :)
great content btw, keep it up!
Lol or maybe it’s been captured I don’t know you know the government is like decades ahead of us in technology I’m just saying I like to keep a open mind
Agent P it is real it’s an ice quake.
EVERYONE IS USING THE SPED UP VERSION
Kort Smith hmmm 🤔 nah I don’t believe that🤲 at all
They actually believe that they may have heard it again
Oceans pretty big
Find it odd how the sound was heard about 5000 km apart in an area with no other inhabitants than sea life and microorganisms. And how is it possible that the sound of Ice calving can be heard so far away from where it may have happened.
Sound can travel very well through water; in deep oceans with few obstacles to impede incoming sound waves, ice calving can easily be heard thousands of km away from its point of origin.
Dunning kruger effect.
When a rando thinks they know more then the worlds best educated experts, and the inverse
@@spareaccount8337 1,500 years ago the experts knew the earth was the center of the universe; 500 years ago the experts knew the earth was flat. In 1,687 Newton knew that gravity was mass attracting mass, yet it was disproven by Einstein hundreds of years later and replaced with relativity and special relativity and that gravity is the curvature of space and time. Science is constantly proven wrong, and if everyone was a thoughtless follower like you are, then we'd still be stuck in the stone age.
The ULF (Ultra Low Frequency) band is a band on the electromagnetic spectrum that propagates well through water being that it is such a large propagating wave. Submarines use this band to communicate across the planet.
There is literally a joining of tectonic plates right where it was detected. A minuscule shift could have easily made the noise.
Imagine being this creature who lives in depth and darkness of the ocean and you get named BLOOP .
Never thought I could be genuinely terrified by a bloop
SCP 3000 0:01
Thank you for telling about the bloop
The bloop is actually that one astronaut in the ocean we’ve been hearing from lately
Nobody:
Not a soul:
Not even the BLOOOOOOOP:
Me:
2:39 that middle ice thingy looks like a dragon
Godzilla dragon monster confirmed?
@AssixTV Hello
I don't see it
blue whale: **farts**
scientists: omg thats blooop
"""Unsolved Mystery of the Bloop""" the Bloop is the given name of a mysterious underwater sound recorded in the 90s. Years later, NOAA scientists discovered that this sound emanated from an iceberg cracking and breaking away from an Antarctic glacier.
God I love that thumbnail, looks awesome!
Thank you!
Concerning Reality wow I can’t believe you actually replied!
Im kinda glad that it was just ice. Imagine some giant creature that makes a bloop noise that can be heard 3,000 miles away from the source, imagine how deadly that would be if you were closer during a “bloop”
bro since when would ICE make THAT noise 💀💀💀
@@undeadking420 im not a scientist, i just know that it wasn’t a giant sea creature.
@@undeadking420It's very much capable. Do you KNOW how much potential energy a single iceberg holds?
Mother earth queffed.
This sent me
that bloop sound was actually adorable
The ocean NEEDS to be explored more
we already explored it, most of the non explored parts are already mapped my satelites and radars so don't worry!
all i did was type in bloop randomly on google and here I am...
W e l c o m e
When Godzilla farts and NOOA thinks it was ice caving.
2:04 I don’t think it was a narwhal that made the “bloop” sound
I like how sea monsters are named Great White shark, Cool names, etc.
And then the largest sea monster is just named bloop
Hehe
I think we all know why we're here.......
a
It's because of "shrimp" and "a"
I wanted to record the the classic bleep you hear in bloopers but I ended up searching bloop and this happened....
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Elitemation i think u dont get it
if bloop is this big, HOW BIG IS SHE???????
The idea of not knowing exactly what that sound is, is terrifying. Even though they claimed to be broken iceberg or rocks underwater, it's still scary at the idea of something big COULD be alive, after all, our waters go very deeeeeep.
Uh no lol we know for a fact it's not something alive for maaaany reasons, the problem is nobody knows for sure if it was an Iceberg, tectonic plates, volcanoes, etc
the "a" army has arrived
Damn was I that loud?
Lol
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By 2012, earlier speculation that the sound originated from a marine animal was replaced by NOAA's description of the sound as being consistent with noises generated via non-tectonic cryoseisms originating from glacial movements such as ice calving, or through seabed gouging by ice. So there you go..not a creature.
The bloop was proven to be natural sound from ice glaciers called ice guicks in 2007
Likely source: One of the scientists accidentally farted near the microphone. He didn't want his co-workers to know, so he invented the story of a sea monster.
some sinkhole just collapsed and released a massive air pocket
Maybe it could be the ice but there still remains the possibility that it is of animal origin. I’m not saying sea monsters, people are so quick to assume it’s the leviathan or Cthulhu but what if it was some very interesting and remarkable animal, I mean that would be incredible. After all we still don’t know all about our ocean, we’ve only explored 5% of it, who knows what could be in our ocean. I don’t know if I believe in sea monsters but I’m down to believe that there could be some very incredible animal living down there, maybe more.
Just because we’ve only discovered 5% of the ocean doesn’t mean that there’s so much cool stuff out there. Most of the unexplored ocean is just empty water there’s literally nothing there just water.
@@CheePufStudios but do you know that for sure? Can you say that as an absolute fact that there is only water out there? You can’t be so quick to deny that something could be in the vast unexplored ocean. Again, I’m not saying there’s gonna be freaking sea monsters or krakens or whatever. I’m just saying the possibility exists of there being something new in nature. Though I understand if you feel the possibility isn’t worth considering but just know whether you think there is or isn’t, the possibility is there. We won’t know for sure until we actually reach the unexplored areas and completely search them. It’ll likely take a long to explore the entire ocean.
What we can say for sure is that it's not from animal origin. Any animal capable of producing that noise must be extremely large. And I mean *very* large. To the point where it could not have possibly fed itself enough food to survive for more than a day. An animal that large would be easily detectable. Just because something is unexplored doesn't mean we can't see it. Our sonars and radars would have 100% detected a creature of that magnitude.
Besides, even if the creature did exist and produced that sound, it would have ripped itself apart. There is *so* much energy in a 5000km ranging noise that its point of origin is so catastrophically energetic that it would be comparable to a nuclear bomb.
im scared to death of the deep ocean, but one of the absolutely coolest things ever, is the thought of finding monsterous creatures down there. Way, deep down. Just, absolutely horrifying, but amazing at the same time about how they have the ability to live down there.
Well good news is a creature that "made the noise" would be impossible to survive so that's one thing not to be scared of
There's no big creatures really deep down in the ocean,as it is much easier to live that deep if you are smaller because of all the pressure down deep there
I don't even know why a giant creature that would live in the deep ocean would be exciting or amazing bruh
@@alladeenmdfkr2255 if i shrunk myself and i had gills could i live in the deep ocean??? 🤔
@@xDbrad Yay!
-not me up at --2:35-- watching stuff about my worst fear making that fear worse instead of sleeping knowing I have school tomorrow-
Someone in the comments say it could be a meteor that hit the ocean and it makes sense to me imo
@LEELe that joke was made a billion times already shut up and find better material.
@LEELe Haha sure buddy just go back to playing rollblox in your sad little friend group.
The 2 of you are basically 5 year olds fighting for the "deluxe" edition for minecraft that is actually terraria
@@abandonedchannel6661 you mess with rollblox you mess with me
Minecraft
Bro I got named Godzilla, Nice bro I got named King Kong what did you get named. Oh me, I got named The Bloop
If you're here because youve watched a shark girl... well... We're the same
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Yes.. This was in my reccomendations.. Just after watching a certain shark girl
I see, you are a man of culture as well
This is just yt's recommendation but seeing bloop in the thumbnail, i need to check this out
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Imagine swimming peacefuly in the Ocean and hearing that noise
And then being dead
@@miauithekek1015 Hahahahaha your dp tho
Oh HAIL NO
All I say is , only 5% of the ocean is discovered yet and there's still 95% to be discovered. So deadliest sea creatures like these still may exist deep in ocean and that makes me feel exited and terrified at the same time.
1:19 It's Colombia not Columbia lol, it's okay tho people always make that mistake.
I think it was a diver that farted in the water and made that blooop sound....😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂
**hears terrifying noise*
scientists: Let's call it something cute like the bloop :3
He confirmed that the Bloop really was just an icequake -- and it turns out that's kind of what they always thought it was. The theory of a giant animal making noises loud enough to be heard across the Pacific was more fantasy than science.
I call bs, Ice cannot make that noise
@@undeadking420 Ice can make that noise. Icebergs hold an *immense* amount of potential energy that a single crack can turn it all into kinetic energy. Way more than enough to produce that noise.
Do you honestly think it's a deep sea creature?
@@10054it could be cuz that Area is 80% undiscovered and This sound seems like a Roar to me well Both Creature and Ice cracking Is a theory we don't know which is True
@@Polar-Bloop It can't be. A noise like that has so much kinetic energy that living things *cannot* live near it. It literally rips you apart at the cellular level due to resonance.
@@10054 Ur right on that but sperm whales also make sounds louder than Jet engine
Bloop bloop it's the sound of the police 😂😂
in case ya'll didn't know. The sound was sped up. The original sound was much lower and longer, and at such a frequency you couldn't hear it. It's not a sea monster. Stop spreading misinformation. It's not a creepy sound. It was just edited to be able to h ear it more clearly.
Im not going to lie-
The monster be cute
Well at 16x speed yes
But in normal speed
It’ll be a bad day to have ears
Thanks Gura
ThIs iS thE mOSt teRRifYinG soUND in ThE ocEan!
Me: haha funi bubble goes BLOOP
True Fact The Bloop Isn't Real He is just a Sound From a Sinking Icicle
Fact
Tons of empirical data gathered over decades indicating that it's an icequake?
Conspiracy Nuts: *BUT WUT ABOUT CTHULU?*
Big oof.
I WANT TO BELIEVE
Every sentient being in the ocean within 5000km. "WTF was that"
Anime girls brought me here.
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now we know why bloop stays in his bubble
@@agenti4734 ye lol
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I love how no one is talking about how the bloop was solved decades ago
Really? How?
@@fercho2046 It was a massive iceberg that broke and fell from a high place and crashed in the ocean
It never was confirmed
@@Markiplierforreal smh, it wss "theorized" that it was an iceberg, but not confirmed.
@@acardenasjr1340 I posted that almost a year ago I have no idea what is was talking about
One thing a few suggest is that it could have been a large ice asteroid, say a hundred feet across, entering the atmosphere hitting the ocean and exploding on impact, near point nemo. With the closest humans being over 2500 miles away, no one would have seen it explode especially if it occurred in daylight. Also the sound wave energy would not have traveled very far in the atmosphere as the curvature of the earth and the open expanses of water would have absorbed much of the blast before it could reach any meaningful microphones on land. Plus this was 1997, we weren't really tracking or recording phenomenon over the southern pacific at all as satellite cameras were still limited and nothing of value is in the southern pacific, so a rock that size and its impact could have easily been missed by militaries and NASA. The bloop sound was likely the cavetation bubble that formed from a superheated ball of ice sublimating instantly into steam and then collapsing back on itself.
It sounds like the world is turning into a lava lamp
A certain smol shark sent me here.
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Look, I said I'm sorry, I'll avoid having taco bell before going skinny dipping in the ocean again.
So the fact that it could be a giant sea creature is both terrifying and amazing (depending on its diet lol) but the fact that it goes Bloop is flipping amazing.... please someone put this in a horror movie or something.
Running for ur life and then bloop :3 and ur just like what and they go bloop :3
And everyone is like why we scared again
Bloop :3
The sound in the video is spead up 16x more than the original recording
What we can say for sure is that it's not from animal origin. Any animal capable of producing that noise must be extremely large. And I mean *very* large. To the point where it could not have possibly fed itself enough food to survive for more than a day. An animal that large would be easily detectable. Just because something is unexplored doesn't mean we can't see it. Our sonars and radars would have 100% detected a creature of that magnitude.
Besides, even if the creature did exist and produced that sound, it would have ripped itself apart. There is *so* much energy in a 5000km ranging noise that its point of origin is so catastrophically energetic that it would be comparable to a nuclear bomb.
The sound actually sounds like what they concluded it was. I wonder what took them so long to figure it out.
And then they realize that that noise was really just the sound of a collapsing glacier hitting the ocean
Remember the screaming kids underwater AHHhHHHHhHhHhHhhHhHH
I have seen something befor it’s looked like the bloop it was big and had a big mouth I was scard my mom thought it was just the rocks that she saw. to me it was that fox dude I bet he wanted he to be A SECRET the Meg could have killed it or Godzilla. godzilla is real I saw a video of a big dino bone or some it looked like Godzilla go to the video it’s called Godzilla caught on camera try to find it. 0:31 King Kong was real to I saw a big gorilla head it was a bone. there a lot of things in this world. I saw a big tail then I went online and the bloop tail looked like it 😢 stay safe in the water. I saw a video of a big shark maybe it was the Meg. Bye bye
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Bro got online and just decided to lie
Little did you know that it was just a ice crack noise
You guys are scared from the bloop take a look at the Julia beast or the kraken beast
AppleJuice yeah but the kraken looks scarier
Bruh. Don’t forget the laviathan. It’s more bigger and scarier then kraken and Julia beast
0:22 AYOOO WHAT MOTHER EARTH DOIN?? 😳
Damn you got the whole squad laughing 😑
"I wonder what the mortal humans will call me, it will definitley be something horrifying"
**Bloop**
SCP 3000 0:01
It sounded cute 🥺
BLOOP
Gawr
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